August 2015 - Research and Development Learning Centers for Religious Instituions

Challenges for teachers- Called upon to transform an entire society without the tools for that transformation, we are asking impossible task from our teachers, but we know that the possible is easy, the impossible just takes a little longer but can be done. Our teachers can do the job and have a historical record of transforming lives. Behind every successful person is a teacher saying, “you can do it, go for your best.” We bless our teachers as they start out in this new season, the seasons of making the impossible happen. They Believe Work and Expect the best from students, and with and through God, all expectations bench marks are met

On August 31, 2015 / Cultural Anthropolgy / Leave a comment

God wants the teacher to have the Fruit of the Spirit and to teach, tolerance, morality, and the rules of human behavior and the belief in the sacred life of the self and others. What a student learn in a classroom is decided by the State. How […]

Freedom of speech in America is different than Europe or other countries of the world. In America you are not free to insult your goverment or your neighbor, you are not free to roast your neighbor in ovens, or hang your neighbor from trees like fruit. You are not free to throw out goverment just because you do not like them, your vote is your voice, not your fist. Freedom of speech is the right to adress your goverment without fear of punishment, and there is a system and procedure for that freedom. Americans fought and died for its freedom, and it is wrong for new comers to try to change and disrespect its meaning. We need to cool down our speech, and think before we speak, then shut up. We have bigger problems, and that is the mental strength of our children.

On August 30, 2015 / Cultural Anthropolgy / Leave a comment

Freedom of speech is dangerous, and not part of the American cultural pattern. Irish slaves and indentured servants learned what to say and when to speak, and they survived to become leaders of the greatest nation in modern history. African slaves learned when to speak and adjust […]

The Role Of The Church In Eliminating the delivery of inferior education to the poor to benefit the rich. It will be the role of the Catholic Church, Historical Black Churches and professional Americans, Black and White working together to eliminate Eugenics from the curriculum and belief systems of educators. Outstanding men and women are changing the face and direction of education in America. Professionals are teaching the poor and turning around our education system. The question becomes what will happen to America when we no longer have the poor, can a nation dependent on poverty handle a fully achieving society?

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a panel of journalists and educators convened at Columbia University’s Teachers College, some years ago, to discuss education in New York City. The term “social justice” popped up again and again throughout the conversation. The discussion focused on public schools, charter schools and Catholic schools. Many Catholic […]

America has the best education system in the world. We were the country and the education systems, which educated and transformed the millions of Ellis Island Immigrants, coming here in rags into captains of industry. It was the American education system, which educated and transformed the lives of millions of African Americans migrating out of hateful environments in the southern states of America, and making them the wealthiest most educated peoples on earth with a purchasing power in the trillions. We know how to do it, so what happened?

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The planned failure of the American education system is a by product of the Cold War and the fight for racism. People actually sat in back rooms and planned how to bring down a country through the destructions of its education system. Plans were actual developed through […]

Goverment cannot do it alone, in America help is needed from the traditional churches to solve the problems of religion and education. The more things change the more they remain the same. Politically people were hoping for a massive change in the country over the past eight years, at a fundamental level the country is the same, spiritually we believe different things about each other, and it will be spiritually that we learn to become one people.

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Leadership Challenges of Churches in Transition: A Study of Three Churches Delores E. Harris Harrison Eleven o’clock Sunday morning has been called the most segregated hour in America; it is church time in the United States, and the time set aside to go to […]

Teachers in universities across America are trained to work with Eugenics and the inferiority of minority students and the poor. They are trained to expect little or nothing from them because of Darwin proved inferiority, and the inability of parents to help or motivate minority students. All of this data is incorrect and is the foundational cause of the failure of our public education system in some areas. America’s neurological problems are white not black, and students with problems come from financially well off home, with borth parents with advanced degrees and well paying jobs. Since the students facing problems such as Autism are white and not black, the media does not address this issue, and teachers are not prepared to handle challenging student of non color.

On August 4, 2015 / Cultural Anthropolgy / Leave a comment

America needs to get off racism and demand cures for this epidemic problem in our schools and country. Perhaps it is time to connect hospitals to local public schools, so when a child with neurological challenges has a melt down, it is not necessary to place teachers […]

The Scott’s Irish became the building blocks of this great nation called America. The stone that the builder rejected became the corner stone of one of the greatest nations in the post modern world. The Irish were the first slaves brought to the new world called the British North American Colonies, later to be followed by men of color from Africa, they blended their skills, strengths and warrior spirit to create the United States of America.

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The greatest hate love relationship in the world takes place between the two great oceans of North America. Black men white men and red men fought together and against each other to bring the greatest experiment of human diversity into existence. They marry each other’s women […]

The Historical Black Church, Black Theology are the foundation and soul of America. It is through these organization, this theology and a people rising from the depths of oppression to become one of the wealthiest, most educated peoples of color on earth. Immigrants come to America because of the miracle of the Black man, and to know America, you must know his story and his theology.

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In traditional Christianity, the church is considered a hospital, where people with all types of illness and different stages of illness come to be healed or “saved.” The Historical Black Church was not a hospital it was The University. Members were not considered sick, they were oppressed, […]

The City University and the State University in the State of New York City and New York State should take over the management, instruction, curriculum, teachers and performance of students students. Failure is the responsibility of the educational institutions preparing teachers and students. The goverment has found it necessary to bring in corporate America to educate students considered impossible to educate. The goverment is going around a system it cannot correct. Put the responsibility for the training of teachers and the education of students under the responsibility of the state Higher Educations Institutions. Teaching to the test is not cheating, teaching for failure is cheating and dishonest.

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The City University should take over the public education system in New York City. The State University should take over all the public schools in the state of New York. Our educational system is in failure because of the poor performance of these major educational institutions. Universities […]

Celebrating The Single Mother. God could not do it all, so She made woman. It is the role of the woman to carry out God’s will here on earth. The best means for sustaining life is to have a mother and a father working together to care for the young. There are times in life when the woman must go it alone, and assume the responsibility of the single parent supporting the life of the child. In recent years, many fathers have decided to assume the single parent role and have achieved outstanding success. God is an awesome God, His wonders are still being demonstrated in the lives of men.

On August 1, 2015 / Cultural Anthropolgy / Leave a comment

Celebrating The Single Mother In America About 80 years ago, America added a new paragraph to her reputation of welcoming the poor and unwanted. Her statue of liberty beckoned the world to send us their poor, and we lifted our arms and our heart to love and […]

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